ARRI and The Helm have entered a strategic partnership.
Under the agreement, The Helm becomes ARRI’s first global Live Solution Partner, building on a longstanding relationship and marking what the camera systems provider called a “significant milestone” in integrating its multicam technology into global live broadcast and production environments. With extensive experience in supporting high profile global productions, The Helm has a proven track record in using ARRI technology, including the ALEXA 35 Live – Multicam System.
Aiming to ensure the provision and integration of ARRI Live Solutions as a managed service for any project, The Helm will provide turnkey solutions, project delivery expertise and technical leadership, supporting a range of productions including those within the live broadcast and film and TV spaces. The collaboration will span marketing, technical development, training and pilot projects, providing productions with a single point of contact and lowering the barrier of access to ARRI solutions.
Chris Richter, MD at ARRI, said, “Our collaboration with The HELM marks an important step forward in bringing ARRI’s cinematic technology to live production at scale. By combining ARRI’s technical innovation with The HELM’s live production expertise, we’re empowering broadcast and event producers to deliver the unmistakable ARRI look in real time—from major sporting events and concerts to large-scale broadcast productions without compromising creative intent.”
Co-founder and CEO of The Helm, Josh Moffatt, added, “This partnership represents both an incredible honour and the natural evolution of our relationship with ARRI. We’ve used ARRI systems for years across countless productions and have seen first-hand how their cameras, long regarded as the gold standard in cinema, transform live environments. To now become ARRI’s first trusted Live Solution Partner is a privilege. Together, we’re redefining what’s possible by delivering ARRI’s legendary image quality and reliability to live productions across every continent.”
